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12 - Orono Weekly Times Wednesday, September 14, 2005 Clanngtm Leading the Way v--' CORPORATION OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF CLARINGTON www.clarington.net 905-623-3379 MAYOR'S CORNER PATRONS' CODE OF CONDUCT The Municipality of Clarington continues continues to grow in population and with that comes a call for expanded community services programs and new.recreational new.recreational facilities, to accommodate residents' residents' needs. In order to provide an enjoyable experience while attending I community facilities or participating in programs, the Municipality has adopted a Patrons' Code of Conduct. The following is posted in air Municipal facilities. It is intended to protect all individuals who use or visit our recreational facilities. Inappropriate behavior at the expense of others will not be tolerated. Mission Statement To provide the ultimate opportunity in the provision and development of recreational programs, facilities and professional expertise to our residents. The Municipality of Clarington Community Services Department is proud of the facilities, programs and services services we provide to our residents and patrons. In order to ensure a safe, pleasant and memorable experience for all during your visit, we ask that you comply with the (Patrons' Code of Conduct listed below. The Patrons' Code of Conduct is anchored on the (premise of respect: Respect for other patrons Respect for staff Respect for our facility Please refrain from the following activities: 1) Smoking, except as permitted in designated areas 2) Behaving in a manner which may interfere with the enjoyment of the facilities or programs, by other patrons or cause damage to the facility (i.e. running, horseplay, fighting, spitting, swearing, abusive or threatening language, language, intimidating behaviour, littering) (3) Blocking corridors, hallways or exits. Please deposit all equipment, sports bags, sticks etc. along the walls so (as not to impede traffic flow or create a safety hazard. ) Wearing clothing or apparel that intentionally hides the identity of an individual, except for religious purposes. 5) Using in-line skates, skateboards, scooters, etc. 6) Distributing and posting flyers or other literature, or solicitation of products and services, without the expressed permission of the Community Services Department 7) Using photographic capable equipment, such as, cellu- ar phones, personal digital assistants and cameras in the change rooms and washrooms 8) Bringing any animal into the facility, without the permis-j sion of the Community Services Department (excluding special aid animals) 9) Taking photographs or videos, without the expressed permission of the Community Service Department 10) Children aged 9 and under, not participating in a scheduled activity or program, must remain under the direct supervision of an adult or responsible guardian of at least 14 years of age. Direct supervision is defined as the child or children being in sight of the parent or guardian at all times. Failure to respect the Patrons' Code of Conduct may result in your removal from our Facilities and Programs. FALL PROGRAMS ARE QUICKLŸ APPROACHING! he Municipality of Clarington is proud to provide the allowing programs this fall... After School Drop-In Girls Club Ultimate Frisbee Basketball Drop-In Floor Hockey • Krafty Kids • Pre-Teen Dances • Sportball And Much More! erry fmSchool Run Day |\ay, September 16,2005 ons of students |reds of thousands of teachers ùusands of schools someday TMsame dream SÊrld without cancer (COMING EVENTS \ART WITH CHOCOLATE Sunday, September 18,10 AM to 3 PM Discover original artwork, enjoy decadent chocolate and specialty teas at Yummy Pleasures (123 King St W, Newcastle) Artwork is available for purchase with proceeds to a local charity. \TAKE BACK THE NIGHT hosted by Bethesda House Tuesday, September 20, 7-9 PM Beginning at Rotary Park (1 km walk) Everyone Welcome!!! \0R0N0 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY DESSERT \BUFFET Thursday, September 22 at 7:30 PM in the Orono United Church Guest Speaker Judy Denny, Award Winner of the Canadian Peony Society. Tickets $5.00 call Shelley 905-983-5102 or Flora 905-983- 9761 THE GANARASKA FOREST OPEN \house Saturday, October 1,1-4 PM There will be guided hikes, activities for kids, wagon rides, scavenger hunt, crafts and campfire cooking. FREE!! Please call Stephen McMullen at 905- 797-2721 or nfc@eaale.ca for information information 2005 FINAL PROPERTY TAX BILLS ALL CLASSES (Residential, Farmland, Managed Forests and Pipelines: Multi-Residential, Commercial, Industrial classes and sub-classes niiF nATF- SEPTEMBER 22. 2005 METHODS OF PAYMENTS ACCEPTED From the Convenience of Your Own Home: Internet & telephone banking payments are accepted at most (Financial Institutions. We are listed as "Clarington Tax and your 15 digit Roll Number beginning and ending with zero is required for setup. Banks: Tax payments accepted at most Financial Institutions - a banking fee may apply. By Mail: Please send your cheque to the Municipality of Clarington, 40 Temperance St, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C3A6. Postdated cheques ARE accepted. For your convenience there is a drop box on (the north side of the building. In Person: You may pay your taxes at the Municipal Administrative Centre. We do accept interac/debit payments. payments. Please present your entire tax bill for receipt. Pre-Authorized Payment Plan: The Municipality of Clarington allows realty tax payers the opportunity to pay their taxes on a monthly basis free of administration fees. Pre-authorized payments are deducted from the tax payer's bank account on the 1st day of each month. Some terms and conditions do apply. Sign up before November 15, 2005 for your 2006 taxes. Forms are (now available on our website www.clarington.net Failure to receive a Tax Notice does NOT eliminate the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. If you are responsible for paying property taxes and have not received a bill please call the Tax Department (905) 623-3379 See your Community Guide or contact Courtice Community Complex (905) 404-1525 or Clarington Fitness Centre (905) 623-3392 to register. \11TH ANNUAL WALK FOR DOG GU/DES hosted by the Newcastle Lions Club Saturday, Octobër 1 in Newcastle (Registration opens at 8 AM, walk starts (at 9 AM Everyone Welcome information please call Jean kGraham 905-987-3980 CLARINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY NFORMATION SESSION Paul Sawyer, Clinical Coordinator of he Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation 'rogram at akeridge Health, will lead an information information session at .he Bowmanville Branch of the Clarington Public ibrary on Tuesday, _ September 22 from 7 - 8:30 PM. Registration is not required for this session session where both the risk factors that lead to heart disease and strategies to keep your heart healthy will be discussed. discussed. For more information call 905- 623-7322.